wolfkin Posted March 12, 2010 Report Share Posted March 12, 2010 forgive me if Photoshop does this better than GIMP but I'm running into an issue as I become proficient at image manipulation. I have a growing library of fonts on top of what I already had installed in my system. Now 90% of my system fonts are more or less uesless, symbol fonts, foreign language fonts or ugly/plain fonts. Basically I have this huge list of fonts to scroll thru every time I need to do something. Is there anyway to organize them, or am I stuck having to basically memorize all the fonts I use. P.S. if anyone knows how to change the default font on GIMP I'd be interested in that information too. I use webletterer all the time and Sans pretty much never. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
krillz Posted March 12, 2010 Report Share Posted March 12, 2010 forgive me if Photoshop does this better than GIMP but I'm running into an issue as I become proficient at image manipulation. I have a growing library of fonts on top of what I already had installed in my system. Now 90% of my system fonts are more or less uesless, symbol fonts, foreign language fonts or ugly/plain fonts. Basically I have this huge list of fonts to scroll thru every time I need to do something. Is there anyway to organize them, or am I stuck having to basically memorize all the fonts I use. P.S. if anyone knows how to change the default font on GIMP I'd be interested in that information too. I use webletterer all the time and Sans pretty much never. You will need a font organizer to do that, that way you can activate/deactivate groups you don't want to see being loaded spamming your font window. The better ones cost a little. But check out google you might find some good open source free option. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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